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I found you
03:01
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I found you
I know you're my man
Why should I look for anyone else, oh, no
You're my man
'cause I know you're my man
You're my man
Why was I going to look for anybody else?
You're my man...
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That sweet rock 'n roll
02:43
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I've looking for that rock 'n roll
Always searching for that rock 'n roll
Yeah, just give me that sweet rock 'n roll
Shake that rhythm, dance it all night long
Play those chords that no one played before
Now I like it, that sweet rock 'n roll
Don't stop doing that sweet rock 'n roll
Hey, you've turned my world upside down, yeah
And I've been waiting too long
Now it's time for your love, time to love...
Au!! give it to me baby!! now rock 'n roll is born!!
Don't stop doing that sweet rock 'n roll
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ameba Madrid, Spain
Pop/'60s/punk/surf from the guts since the '90s :)
Pop/'60s/punk/surf de las entrañas desde los '90
:)
Raquel: voice, keyboards, guitar.
Búter: drums.
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Bandcamp picture by Raúl Galán, 28/02/2020
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